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Adventures in Paraguay: September 2008
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Sunday, September 28, 2008. Why does America control Coca Cola? To an American, this may be an odd question. But to the average Paraguayan, it is completely legitimate. And why did I put that question in quotes? Bueno… I am a politician. I am an ambassador. My name is Lisa Simpson, and I am from Springfield, USA. I am every American family. And if you have traveled outside of those beautiful United Sates of America, you have been too. So before I get too deep, let’s meet C...8220;Ustedes son Americanas!
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Adventures in Paraguay: "Cuidar y Cultivar"
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Saturday, February 14, 2009. Care for and cultivate. And so, the Ogaguasu was born. Misión: "Ogaguasu Centro Comunidad es un lugar para la comunidad que apoya cultura y crecimiento por expresión creativa y participación.". The Ogaguasu Community Center is a place for the comunindad that supports culture and growth through creative expression and participation.". Of course, this is only the beginning. but what a great start! Basic Art: creative writing, drawing, painting, and photograpgy.
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Adventures in Paraguay: February 2009
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Saturday, February 14, 2009. Care for and cultivate. And so, the Ogaguasu was born. Misión: "Ogaguasu Centro Comunidad es un lugar para la comunidad que apoya cultura y crecimiento por expresión creativa y participación.". The Ogaguasu Community Center is a place for the comunindad that supports culture and growth through creative expression and participation.". Of course, this is only the beginning. but what a great start! Basic Art: creative writing, drawing, painting, and photograpgy. The camp was "un...
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Adventures in Paraguay: Campamento Guiaca y Mboi'y 2009
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Sunday, February 1, 2009. Campamento Guiaca y Mboi'y 2009. Sorry for the order of my pictures, Blogger makes it kind of hard). King handing out fresh y muy rico empanadas de carne de soja. The boys drawing thier favorite foods for the Olla de Alimentos. El Cuerpo Saludable (The Healthy Body). The build-it-yourslef Olla de Alimentos. The Human Knot game. The Spider Web (Guiaca). Haha, and I don't know the name of this game. but they loved it. Rojo Perro (Red Rover). Day two Karen, an absolutely amazing vo...
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Adventures in Paraguay: March 2009
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009. I have been asked many times what my daily, “9 to 5”, schedule is like here in Paraguay. What does it mean to be a Peace Corps volunteer? What time do you wake up everyday? What time does your day end? 8220;Umm, yea… Courtney, I’m going to need you to go ahead and come in to work tomorrow. Great, thanks.”. So with all of this said; why is it that at the end of the day I have my doubts about being a volunteer? 8220;This is the toughest job you will ever love.”.
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Adventures in Paraguay: July 2008
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008. How many Paraguayans can fit on a bus? If you can touch any part of the bus, it´s going! Chipa is a Paraguayan bread that comes in many shapes. It`s baked, and sometimes stuffed with meat and cheese. Best when eaten hot. or made by the man with the curly mullet in Guarambare). Wait, where is that? Yes dating days: If you are seen with the opposite sex (not being your spouse of course) on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, or Sunday, it will assumed by EVERYONE that you are dating. A...
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Adventures in Paraguay: November 2009
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Thursday, November 12, 2009. Living the life. Paraguayan style! I have really fallen off the face of the earth. or maybe deeper into Paraguay ;o) The last couple of months have been a little rollercoaster, with both work and my social life. But spring is here! And summer is right around the corner. With it comes more adventures, great projects, and maybe some surprises.haha. Enjoy these pics from the last couple of months! First things first. I have a puppy! My two favortie dogs; Chuchi and Bob. The girl...
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Adventures in Paraguay: June 2008
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Sunday, June 8, 2008. But first, the basics. Currently, I am trainging to become a Peace Corps Volunteer in Guarambare, Paraguay (which is about an hour outside of the capital city of Asuncion). My training will last until August, at which point (if all goes well) I will be sworn in as a Peace Corps Voltunteer, and sent off to live on my own for the next two years. Exciting, I know. So, those are the basics! Till next time. Chau. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Peace Corps, Paraguay.
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Adventures in Paraguay: November 2008
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Thursday, November 27, 2008. The Land of Opportunity. I have to start by saying that I truly do love Paraguay. Within the 6 months that I have lived here (3 months in training, and 3 months in site) I have grown to regard Paraguay as a second home. I have even caught myself having conversations with other volunteers about retiring here, down the road! But, unfortunately, under the smiles, hugs, and kisses exists serious political, economical, and social issues. The Muni handles money. What my community l...